We share our thoughts on the Christchurch mosque attacks (4:55) before discussing Beto O'Rourke joining the presidential race (10:15). Nancy Pelosi comments on impeaching Donald Trump (35:27), Colorado joins an effort to bypass the traditional Electoral College (45:34), and several candidates and potential candidates make some moves (54:58).

We break down John Hickenlooper running for President (3:00) and Senator Sherrod Brown deciding not to run (10:41), followed by the latest round of Molly's Corner. Former President Obama weighs in on the Democratic primary (18:38), Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's Israel remarks stir up controversy (26:24), Elizabeth Warren wants to break up Big Tech (38:40), and Joe Biden still looms over the primary (50:19).

Washington Governor Jay Inslee becomes the 11th major Democrat running for President, but Beto O'Rourke is still lying in wait. We reveal our Power Rankings for the month of February and take a listener question on the crowded primary field. We tackle Biden complimenting Pence, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and worries over a party civil war, and Stacey Plaskett's clapback at the Comey hearing.

Bernie Sanders is officially running for President for a second time, and his small-dollar donors are hype. We discuss his chances in a crowded field, who benefits from the primary schedule, Beto watch, the importance of the Senate in 2020, and Amy Klobuchar's bizarre eating-with-a-comb story.

The government gets funded, Amazon backs out of Queens, and there's a new Attorney General in town. The gang discusses the DNC's plans for primary debates, Cory Booker's take on a female VP, and Biden and Beto possibly entering the presidential race soon.

Elizabeth Warren holds a rally, and Amy Klobuchar makes it nine Democrats running for President. Molly, William & Caleb recap the State of the Union and Stacey Abrams's rebuttal, a Green New Deal bill, and potentially unbalanced attacks on female candidates' past. Big discussions focus on electability, small-dollar donors, and Sherrod Brown's comments on working-class families.

William, Molly & Caleb introduce themselves and Left Turn Ahead. There are eight major Democratic candidates for President - for now. There's trouble in Virginia, and Stacey Abrams prepares to respond to Trump's State of the Union. The hosts name the candidates who, so far, have them excited and raise some concerns.